madman_us

did you test out the reel a bit more?

that just hit the market in the UK - so we can definitely wait a long time for that put that on your list way down at the button

that pully thing was not at my local events....but i've heard about that....if you can beat it, you get a free drill but man....that drill has tons of torgue. i guess you have to weight 400 pounds or so to win. or maybe just a muscle guy

that would be amazing. if i would see that at the first event i would drive to 6 others in my area lol

at one event they had almost the same....but it was $200 purchase and you get a PB180. $500 purchase a 100$ visa gift card. i just bought couple 6" sanding discs and 2 or 3 Lboxx2's

i really want to learn sketch up

did the person wear safety glasses?

thats pretty cool

yup i think so too

new video

idk but when i go there, most of the time they ask me. do you want to grab a new item or refund the money?!

i went to 3 events - definitely not worth it. they dont know sh** old tools, nothing new. they stated: giveaways and free stuff. - nothing happened when i was there. just a waste of time

oh and i pick up my reel tomorrow

most likely he gave the product a bad review/low stars because he couldnt use his coupon again after returning his defective reel. it can always happen that a product has a defect but he just handled the situation wrong....instead of returning the item and money back to the card. he should have "exchanged" it. just grab a new item and the customer service takes care of the stuff...

What i also have to mention is, I'm not gonna build a house which has to be inspected or any code restrictions. I gonna say its mainly for DIY purpose. like building a shed, patio and other projects which includes framing. i read a few reviews on some of those nailers on amazon and someone posted this here: "Clipped head is the way to go for DIY. Full head is just a code thing. There's scant evidence that they hold better than clipped. Full head nails are more expensive, the packaging messier, and the carrier hold fewer nails."

i kinda missed a good deal an the bosch worm drive saw. original price 219 and amazon had it for 130 or 150....somewhere in that price range

not bad up to 60% off

hey guys, I am planing to buy a framing nailer due to a bunch of upcoming projects. what do you guys think i should buy a clipped or full head nailer ?! I just know that clipped head nailer are not by code in certain states. I was at HD today and looked at the framing nails and just kinda got confused they just have those nails: 21-degree Round Head Nail ( are those also called Full Head Nails??? ) 30-degree Clipped/Full Nail Head ( are those now clipped or full head nails or combined ) really confusing for a first time buyer here the 2 nailer i was looking at: Bosch SN350-34C Clipped Head Framing Strip Nailer ( 30-degree clipped-head nails from 2.0 to 3.5 inches ) Bosch SN350-20F Full Head Framing Strip Nailer ( 20-degree full-head nails from 2.0 to 3.5 inches )

ill check it out... and btw, did you check out the new review on that hybrid reel. man that is funny http://www.lowes.com/pd_651304-47120-SGY-AIR184___#BVRRWidgetID

not that bad of a deal

nice little starter kit. thats how you get addicted and pulled into the red team

holy sh** dude...im glad that nothing happened man. thats really scary.

ya same here

haha. a smaller router comes sometimes more handy that a huge bulky one. specially for some quick projects

yeah i like them too